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Date/Time: Sun, 22 Dec 2024 11:47:34 +0000
[User Discussion] - Using Persistent Variables for Time
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| [2015-02-07 03:13:17] |
| CustomIndicators - Posts: 126 |
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I'm trying to get my automatic drawings to show up correctly, but I'm having a hard time. Am I doing this right? Up top, I put: SCDateTime& peakOneDT=sc.PersistVars->scdt1; Down in the logic, I have: peakOneDT = sc.BaseDateTimeIn[sc.Index -2]; And when I try to use that in a drawing: IndicatorTarget.BeginIndex = peakOneDT; IndicatorTarget.BeginValue = sc.BaseData[SC_HIGH][peakOneDT]; This is for a DRAWING_HORIZONTAL_RAY. If I comment out the BeginIndex, it gives me the line on the right price. If I don't comment out the BeginIndex, it gives me nothing. Am I doing the SCDateTime persistent variable wrong or something? |
| [2015-02-07 03:59:40] |
| ejtrader - Posts: 688 |
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You can try this instead ( replace BefinIndex with BeginDatetime ) IndicatorTarget.BeginDateTime = peakOneDT; |
| [2015-02-07 04:16:44] |
| ejtrader - Posts: 688 |
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You can try this instead ( replace BeginIndex with BeginDatetime ) IndicatorTarget.BeginDateTime = peakOneDT; Or alternately: IndicatorTarget.BeginIndex = sc.BaseDataIn[sc.GetContainingIndexForSCDateTime(sc.ChartNumber,peakOneDT)]; // There might be better version of it - but not sure Date Time Of Last Edit: 2015-02-07 05:53:48
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| [2015-02-07 05:39:28] |
| CustomIndicators - Posts: 126 |
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ejtrader, thank you very much! That was the answer to this issue. :) I used your first answer, and it nailed it. |
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